For me the system as standard with one user "crt" (or at least via standard updates) has a frozen gdm login screen as described by others.
Modify /etc/gdm/custom.conf to add the following:
[daemon]
AutomaticLogin=crt
AlwaysLoginCurrentSession=false
AutomaticLoginEnable=true
TimedLoginEnable=false
TimedLogin=crt
TimedLoginDelay=30
DefaultSession=gnome
Restart results in user "crt" being logged in.
Log out user "crt"
Attempt to login in user "crt": gdm login screen asks for password, but mouse is frozen and no keyboard input accepted. After about 7 seconds gdm login screen redisplayed.
Restart gdm (which progresses through automatic login) to get access to graphic platform again.
Run gdmsetup to require manual login ("Show the screen for choosing who will log in") which sets AutomaticLoginEnable=false.
For me the system as standard with one user "crt" (or at least via standard updates) has a frozen gdm login screen as described by others. custom. conf to add the following: entSession= false nable=true e=false gnome
Modify /etc/gdm/
[daemon]
AutomaticLogin=crt
AlwaysLoginCurr
AutomaticLoginE
TimedLoginEnabl
TimedLogin=crt
TimedLoginDelay=30
DefaultSession=
Restart results in user "crt" being logged in.
Log out user "crt"
Attempt to login in user "crt": gdm login screen asks for password, but mouse is frozen and no keyboard input accepted. After about 7 seconds gdm login screen redisplayed.
Restart gdm (which progresses through automatic login) to get access to graphic platform again.
Run gdmsetup to require manual login ("Show the screen for choosing who will log in") which sets AutomaticLoginE nable=false.
Restart system.
Cannot login due to frozen password dialog.